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PEOPLE deal with Christmas shopping


and holiday stress in different ways. Making a list is a way to create order in


the chaos of holiday gift giving and buying excursions. If you follow these Christmas


shopping tips for holiday shopping prepa­ ration, you will succeed without having to,, handle last minute crowds, or deal with last minute gifts. By creating a holiday budget and noting a few pertinent items about each person, your Christmas shopping preparation will be less stressful. Just like Santa, if you make a list and check it twice, you’ll get the job done, and you won’t end up caught in the holiday stress feeling like you’ve travelled the entire world in one day to find just the right gift. '


Christmas Shopping Preparation Tips


■ Make a list of people. On the list include everyone for whom you need to buy or create a present. Include your spouse or partner, your kids, family, and friends, and don’t forget your boss or co-workers. Hav­ ing everyone listed will make your holiday shopping much easier and you’ll have less holiday stress.


■ Decide on a total amount to spend. De- I StMfjl ©8®6idl


cide how much money you have in your budget to spend on all your gift buying. This is per­ haps one of the most important Christmas shopping tips, so you know what your holiday spend­ ing budget is and you don’t go overboard.


■ Decide how many of your budget will go to each per­ son. Use your budget to break up the amounts. Placing the amount in parenthesis after each person’s name can'help you see quickly and easily how much is in your budget for their gift. These amounts aren’t set in stone, but they’ll help you curb overspending and spur of the moment Christmas shopping that gets you off budget.


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• don’t need to budget much for them. However, make sure that you figure in the cost of materi­ als and stamps, as part of your Christmas shopping prepara­ tion, if you don’t already have them on hand. Creating hand­ made items can help lessen holiday stress.


■ Decide who you will make gifts for. If someone on your list IS getting a handmade gift, you


■ Write down favorite colours and sizes. Next to each name, put the person’s favorite colour or colours, as well as the sizes they wear in tops, pants, shoes, and gloves. Having this infor­ mation handy will also help you get your shop ping done quickly. You will be able to


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choose the perfect color scarf, or the appropriate sized cloth­ ing without having to guess, or make a quick cell phone call that will tip the recipient off that you are purchasing an item that required you to know the size. It’s good to keep the sur­ prise in Christmas shopping gifts, and one way. to do that is to be prepared.


■ Write down gift ideas. By hav­ ing an idea of what you are go­ ing to purchase for each person and writing it down, you’ve al­ ready planted that seed in your head, even if you happen to forget your list or. don’t have it on an impromptu shopping list. Being prepared lessens holiday stress. You can also look for items within your budget that fit your desire for your Christ­ mas shopping gift.


■ Type out the list and print it, in triplicate. When you type it, use your word processor’s bucket function to create check boxes in front of each person’s name. This last Christmas shop­ ping tip may seem like overkill, but it is necessary for the suc­ cessful shopper. You can put one list .in your handbag or purse, one in your vehicle, and keep one elsewhere for backup, or pve it to your spouse or part­ ner if you are sharing gift buy­ ing duties. By typing the list, you are also reinforcing all the information you’ve put down about each gift recipient.


ALL SMILES: Local dignitaries at the official opening. Pictures: Tony Braithwaite by Julie Magee


TENANTS o f Kibble V alley H om e s came together with the housing association’s staff and local dignitaries to mark the official opening of its new


by local tenant Christine Davies at an event which was also attended by contractors involved in the building’s construction. Christine, of Littlemoor


headquarters in Clitheroe. De Lacy House was opened


House, Sabden, was chosen to perform the ribbon-cutting after winning a competition to name the new building. The De Lacy name has


based across two offices in York Street and King Lane, but the new building will accommodate them all, as well as providing a fantastic resource for our tenants and other community members. “This will help us to provide


OFFICIAL OPENING: Local tenant Christine Davies cuts the ribbon to declare Nibble Valley Homes’ new headquarters officially open. She is accompanied by, from left, Philip Gandy, Coun. Allan Knox and Ribble Valley Homes managing director Christine Grimshaw.


historic links to Clitheroe and the Kibble Valley area, as it belonged to a famous landowning family, and Robert de Lacy is reported to have built Clitheroe Castle’s keep.


housing association to bring its employees into one site, the £1.6m. three-storey building, designed by Croft Goode Architects, provides a drop-


As well as enabling the in centre and a community


resource for tenants. C h r is t in e Grimshaw,


m anaging d i r e c to r of Ribble Valley Homes, said: “Previously, our people were


an historic conservation area close to Clitheroe Castle, and the design process involved s ignificant co n su lta tio n with local stakeholders, including sessions with the RIBA-co-ordinated Places Matter panel. David Croft, a director of


an even better service to our tenants.” The new building sits within


Croft Goode Architects, said: “The building is a mix of glass, zinc and natural stone. “Though contemporary


in design, the stonework has been selected to match the surrounding streetscape, and the sawtooth roof design


is a nod to th e r ich industrial heritage of the area, as well as allowing better views of the surrounding countryside to those in nearby buildings.” Building work began on the


new 8,500 sq ft offices towards the end of 2010 and was completed in August 2011. The building, which has


full disabled access, features a number of state-of-the-art energy saving features, such as highly insulated floors, walls, roofs and intelligent lighting systems. The contractor on the


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Berry, J. Oddie, P. Oddie, joint 4, R. Chew, R. Knight and D; Lowe. Bridge winners were Jean


Thornton and Dorothy Cook. Second were Frances Porter and Joan Scott. New members welcome on Monday at 1-30 p.m.


p ro je c t was B a rd s le y Construction Limited. Ribble Valley Homes was


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formed in 2008 following a housing stock transfer from the local authority. Part of Symphony Housing


group, it manages around 1,200 properties across the Ribble Valley area.


PEOPLE in the Ribble Valley are being urged to give blood at the next donor sessions at West Bradford Village Hall, Grindleton Road, on Wednesday, October 26th, between 2 and 4 p.m. and 5 and 7-30 p.m.


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